EPTThey can e-mail me later if they won't allow canadians but for now I registered fine...
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headbus
Canada173 Posts
They can e-mail me later if they won't allow canadians but for now I registered fine... | ||
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Warrice
United States565 Posts
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EtherealDeath
United States8366 Posts
On June 24 2011 11:28 Pokebunny wrote: its in the rules, last time i tried for the col pro-am i got an email saying i wasnt allowed to play I heard you are 19 does anyone disagree. | ||
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ProjectNewDay
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rosenb1att
39 Posts
Unfortunately if you have signed up with a birth-date that puts you under the age of 18 or signed up with an out-of-country address we will be scrubbing these entries and removing these participants periodically. If you input the incorrect country or birth-date in error you can sign yourself up again, but before any prizes are awarded you will be subject to age and location verification. Also to those of you saying it's "unfair" that players under the age of 18 as well as Canadians are excluded, we hear you. However, please understand the legalities related with running a tournament this large. The intention isn't to exclude or discriminate against anyone. Plantronics has decided this is the way they prefer their event to be run as to not open themselves up to possible legal issues, and as they attempt to support the StarCraft 2 community and e-sports in general by running events such as these, we're asking people to respectfully understand their position. | ||
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drooL
United Kingdom2108 Posts
 best headset i had so far.is anyone going to be casting the tournament btw? | ||
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JustinHit
United States196 Posts
On June 24 2011 09:37 masterbreti wrote: I have a 367 (same as 377 but cushions instead of fur) They work quite well and I have had no problems with them. they don't seem to break easily at all as I have given mine some brutal punishment. I was about to buy them since they were like 20$ but when i looked up reviews they said they break too easily so i didnt buy them. | ||
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Sorkoas
549 Posts
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Sigz
Canada86 Posts
Also to those of you saying it's "unfair" that players under the age of 18 as well as Canadians are excluded, we hear you. However, please understand the legalities related with running a tournament this large. The intention isn't to exclude or discriminate against anyone. Plantronics has decided this is the way they prefer their event to be run as to not open themselves up to possible legal issues, and as they attempt to support the StarCraft 2 community and e-sports in general by running events such as these, we're asking people to respectfully understand their position I can understand no Quebec as those legal issues are tricky, but all of Canada? It just seems you are trying to hide behind legal issues as the reason, and not just the fact that you want to concentrate the money on the American market. How you spend the money is fine, but don't say it is too hard to run the tournament in Canada, as it has been done in the past in a lot of provinces with ease. | ||
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Trinz
Australia72 Posts
Also,Gamecom 777 have a manufacturing defect that Gamecom won't recognise. Just thought I would share that. | ||
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Competo
Germany203 Posts
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headbus
Canada173 Posts
On June 25 2011 10:28 Sigz wrote: I can understand no Quebec as those legal issues are tricky, but all of Canada? It just seems you are trying to hide behind legal issues as the reason, and not just the fact that you want to concentrate the money on the American market. How you spend the money is fine, but don't say it is too hard to run the tournament in Canada, as it has been done in the past in a lot of provinces with ease. ^ Not opening a tournament to Quebec is standard, but not opening it to the rest of Canada is just lazy. I've bought two plantronics headsets in the past and been disappointed by both. This just adds to my list of being let down by this company. | ||
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rosenb1att
39 Posts
On June 25 2011 10:28 Sigz wrote: I can understand no Quebec as those legal issues are tricky, but all of Canada? It just seems you are trying to hide behind legal issues as the reason, and not just the fact that you want to concentrate the money on the American market. How you spend the money is fine, but don't say it is too hard to run the tournament in Canada, as it has been done in the past in a lot of provinces with ease. Has absolutely nothing to do with something being "hard". | ||
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Ruscour
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Ranir
413 Posts
On June 24 2011 05:37 minilance wrote: why no Canada, many of us love desrow and many very good canadian progamer I was able to register even if I'm canadian. | ||
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Ranir
413 Posts
On June 25 2011 10:28 Sigz wrote: I can understand no Quebec as those legal issues are tricky, but all of Canada? It just seems you are trying to hide behind legal issues as the reason, and not just the fact that you want to concentrate the money on the American market. How you spend the money is fine, but don't say it is too hard to run the tournament in Canada, as it has been done in the past in a lot of provinces with ease. I'm from Canada and I've been able to register, maybe try it again. | ||
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KiF1rE
United States964 Posts
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Jonusfalcon
United States3 Posts
And if I read it correctly, they seem to have strict (be on time or forfeit) rules. | ||
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CheckSix Gaming
United States25 Posts
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lasershark
United States49 Posts
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